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7"... ~n. , / ti NUMBER 48 2 0.) THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY4AIst E. . VI" PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 25, 18 . 08, will be pertormed KAIS , Or, LOVE IN THE DESERTS. The Characters by 'Mr. BRAIIA M, Miss LYON, ' Mr. BANNISTi. R. Mr. KELLY, . ' Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. POWELL, Mr. PUTNAM, Mr. SMITH, Mr. DIGNUNI, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Signora STORACE, Miss TIDSWELL. • WITH WAYS AND MEANS. • 'Sir David Dunder, Mr. BANNISTER; Old Random, Mr. PEN LE Y; Young Random, Mr. DE CAMP; Lady Dunder, Mrs. SPARKS ; Harriet, Miss ROYCE.; Kitty, Miss RAY. Boxes 6s. Second Price 35. --Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.— : Gallery. as. S econ d Price s.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6(1. —No Money to be returned. Places for the 13o,xes to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the Box .0111Ce; 12 ussel I.stir et . . Lhe Doors to be opened at Halt past Five, and Half past S i x. begin at .•< .4 : 1 : 0 -morrow, the new Opera of Kais I or, Love i n the De.. etas ; With the Farce-of The Divorce. Anew Musi ca l F arce i s i n re h earsa l , an d w ill b e pro d uce d in a few days. TIIItATRE ROYAL C0V1../4"r-GARDEN. - NIOIIROW EVENING, Feb. 26, 1808, TG` be pertotmed BEGONE DULL CARE; Or, HOW WILL IT END ? The Principal Charadlers by LEwis, Mr. POPE, Mr. C. KEMBLE, ‘.511. IAWCETT, Mr. BRUNTON, Mr. EMERY, 'mt. CHAPMAN, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr.-CRESWELL, Miss SMITH, Miss NORTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT. The Prologu e to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON. The Epilogue to be spoken by Miss SM t-rut. WITH Tilt; DANC E 0 1 l'oelt JACK ; Or, rtiti TAtts OF OLD ENGLAND. Boxes (is. Second Price 35.- 7 -Pit 38. 6d. Second Price 25. "'(;,,ltery 2S. Seeond Puce is.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d. No Money to be returned. Placcsfor the Boxes to be t a ke n o f M r . B ran d on , at t h e tiox-oltite, in Ilart-street. _ The Doors to be opened at Half-past Fiv e , an d b eg i n at H alf-past Six. • On Saturday, the revived Comic Opera of The Woodman. P ROFESSORSHIP of CAEMISTRY, in TRINITY COLLEG I, DUBLIN. NOTICE is hereby given, th a t th e a b ove Pro -1 tessorship is now Vacant, by the Resignation. of Dr. l'erLival. The emoluments arise from the Fees payable by every Stud ent at a certa i n stan di ng ; which Fees, on an aver. ~,Re of the la,t thr ee years, have amounted to is 6l. p er ann . from Fees of 3 Guineas each from every Student who chooses to attend the entire Course, amounting on the average of the last three years to EYI and als. front Fees payable by. those Students who may attend such Courses of Clinical Lectures aF: the Processor 411211 Stye in his turn at Sir Patrick Dunn's 11 , ,,, , ,, t 1 Each candidate is to inform Dr.. Barker, Register of the calla.,. If Physicians, No. 86, Stephen's-green, and bt. i;teltesi rtcgister of Trinity College, at the. College, by letter, of his name, the place il places of,his ediu . .l:4;ri, what ' Merikal Degree lteleis taken, and at . what Ur iversity, and where he has pradised as a Physician. Such letters tb be delivered some time before the 16th of May, 1838, Whate Elation will take. place in the Provost's H ouse , i "Y College, Dublin. .WHITLEY STOKES, Register tit Trinity College, Dublin. FRANCIS. BARKE, I Fib . v. 5, 2808. :. Register of the Col lee of Physicians. • I . tROSBY's COMPLETE POCKET GAZETTEER . . • 0 P ENGLAND AND WALES C •' beingTOPOGRAPHIC A LanDlnEstercesitlisgPTlQN . of Every ~....' ~:r0 NNamiRIi.MARKABLE PLACE in ENGLAND ,vv ALES, and compri s i ng e v e ry I n f ormat i on necessary. to .'"': 'mown by th o s e trave lli ng on b u ii ness or p l easure . re i n . A*.ve to the Situation, Extent, 'Public Edifices, Buildings, nti quities, Curiosities, Market-days, and Fairs, , Trade, and inanufaCtories, Population, Distanees from Places adjacent In d to London Inns , &c. of the diffirent Towns and Cities ; V co ntaining more authentic and usetul knowledge than Witco! a greater m- nitude ptibliihed at the enormous rice of train 255. to ag Five du . ineas, and with such Works ! P ocket tditors- cbalenee , comparison ; -in one:neatly printed locket Vo: ',toe. containing upwards of 600 , closely printed Pagos, wits, c,•.,, Maps, price only ss. , or, tin fine , paper, 73.,56d,. extra boards. .... 1 " üblished by Gras by and Co. Stationere.court,.:Paternos. , r ,'rowE radon . .. , kirtlV ' A.I.E A . CCOMM ' OE ATION,. 'where it can • ,„,. he attained on fair, just, and liberal -terms,, must be ~..7et a cknowledged to he more pleasing to the feelings of any iledetirous of borrowing a temporary or.permanent vipply :**„_° l, eY. than by applying to a Public. Institution ter the i c ~ t.. it OBE RTS, who . has for Several years, in the smite bothOH4 A it-Led the Annuity Business with great satisfaetion ;no2 Lender and Borrower, is at present alithoriaed, by X:6l.t rest), :table Personal to lay out,several Sums of ; rsol. ' poi t. 7001. io:01, t6z.01. aoeol. nearly .amounting to k u - r, Ol . tor redeemable Annuities upon Land, Houses, eionrti,.Property under trust, Clergymen's Livings, Pen . . %C. on joint or single Lives.—Ten Years' Purchase Elven. . . 221:ecresnnal applications befOre Two o'ClocHt,• at his House, I....a:street 1 aod Letters, past-paid,, duly attended to. - _ .. TA 11X0A1cm— ' --7------ . ' ' ' ' •' S - -IRS, ISLE' of THANET, KENT. • T() ti - A PHAR R NE utsp ostii 01.13 ) ESTATE, uc HELT ,r, OF, BY Liu yAT,E CONTRACT; tt thesnd 1..18.,jAZ711 known Extensive PREMISES ea the t) The commanding ahil vatted Views AleAsin ' -own!, 'anti opposite Coast of Francs.,, are r „,„„„ )1 and agreeable beyond Ltesetiption.—The Establish, - 4 - ::','t. is now, and wilt be, attended with solid advantage to ci7rroprietor, increasing lan proportion to the know • voted of this salubrious' nd delightful Watering Places du r i a l s i _illY attended with Selea and Elegant 'Visitors . . 1 . 1 , the Bathing Season. and iT_,lPartinevai over the Library are elegantly ,furnished, 2 ,,, !_welve Beds, opt the Sea ; the Lodging part of the Premises admits (v_teoncler lie with every other Convenience attached, so whole a most desirable.and fit Residence for ""14,,t4 lenian's or Gentleman's Family. Valu at i on ""l ' a rniture and. Stock of th e Library to be taken at renu:. The.wbole.ot the Puichase • Muney will ins, ' be 41-;ecad'etl, and a Mortgage, or other good Security (as, inay q„,,ppo , y), will be expected for the Remainder.. tairr c 'ttion to be made, or Letters post-paid; direlled to w ill _ ttehell's Libraryttroadatairs ; or , to Mr. Lancaster, ' afte n c i a " Brandy Merchant, .Drury-lane, London, will be *--.....:Le< 1 toi and the proper Explanations given. . TO THE. LADIES. THE SICILIAN BLOOM of YOUTH and * . th,_. ~911AUTY, or impalpable Vegetable P,o‘ , lder for te - h, 141 4, is different from. and superior to eery kidd of p i ./Ic Paint ; for it is not. a dead White, bet 4 netural fair . bft " ? 7 C °lour, semi-transparent, and quaz imperceptible; 04red entirely from exotic !towers, as innocent as rose. i t "`", yet so durable, that nothing but washing can remove • ;streeitell!ared by a Ph ys i c i an, and sold by• Green, 39R, Oxford , Itatt,i'ic , at bean 6d ts-stree t pu t 'd Sharp, .S, the Cor n er of Lud. , price . .Packet. ' ' of w1,,,,._ Observe the signature, "W. Green," on the Label, 1 , 94 may be unposed on. i• ' H U . RS'.D A Y, FEi3RITARY 25, 1808. . STATE LOTTERY BEGINS I)RqWING Bth of MARCH. THE TICKETS are Sold and . Divided into Fitthes, Quarters, Eighths, and Siiteenths, by. HA ZARD,BURN E, and Co. Stock-Brokers, at their STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 0, Royal Exchange, and no where else in, London on their account. The Scheme, without any.fised Capitals, contains 3 - - Prizes of ,C 20,000 3 slitto . 10,001 4 • - ditto - - 5,000 20 . ditto - . - t;000 3o - ditto . goo • &c. &c. &c. • Not Three Blanks tolt Prize, - and neatly*Double the Num ber of Capitals contained in any Lottery for many years past, though some of those Lotteries consisted of 63,000 Tickets. Letters (past paid) duly answered; and Country Orders, accompanied with remittance, attended to on the same terms as if present. • - lust published, price is.itd. lntcribed to the Right. Hon. Louisa Lady Hawkesh.urY• THE ANNIVERSARY SERMON of the RQYAI. HUMAN li SOCIETY. Preached on the 13th of April, at St. Ann's Church, Soho, and on the 26th of July, at All Saints, IV,,t Ham.' • I.ly,thc Rev. R I CHA i) A T ES, Ti. D. and . F.A.S. . Chaplain to His Majesty's Royal Hospital, Chelsea, and el ternate Preacher to the Philanthropic Society, • - • An Appendix - • • Extraordinary instances. of Resuscitation, by the Medical Assistants. Lite-saying .Caut.ons. Prod:Sl of the Hinnatte Society in Cases of Aquatic Suthication, and omer instances of Sustw,cled Animation.. London ; Printed. tbr the-Society; Sold ,by Rivington, johnson, and Asperne. NEXT TUESDAY WEEK, STATE -LO UTE It Y. begins Drawing, And contains the following unusually Rich List of (:APITAL PRIZES: • _ _ Priz,!s of ;C2o,non 4. are - • - ,C 60,000 3 . tp,oco 4 - • 20,000 1;006 . • 10,006 30 . . •• ‘. 1 1560 ' 15,000 (2 WHIT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, and N0..12, L. 3 Charing-cross, recommend to their hriends and the Pub lic the above Scheme. as possesting superior Advantages to any Lottery. for many years past: Not Three Blanks to a Prize, an extraordinary? !lumber pf Capitals, and none of the Prizes fixed for particular Days. SW IFT and Co. have boon remarkably fortunate in the Sale of Capitals. They sold the Ticket N'o. tt,070, the only Prize of zo,oool. sold in the last Lottery, besides several inferior Capitals. _ On Saturday next will be published, Part XVIII. ot • TUE NEW CYCLOPEDIA ; or, Univenal Didionary of Arts, Sciences, and Literature. By ABRAHAM iUi I.,S,'D.D,.F:R.S. Editor of the Editton of . M r, Cham - ber.i's Pidionary; with the Assistance of eminent Protesoional Gentlemen. • Panted for Longman, burst, Rees, and ti rm 4, Pater nostir-row, and the rest of the P roprietors. THIRTY-EIGHT CAPITAL PRIZES In the last Year, including • TWO PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, Were all Shared and Sold by BISH, at his Old . Established Offices, No. 4, Cornhill, and No. 9,'Cliaring-cross, London, where Tickets and Shares arc selle% for the STATE LOTTERY, the Scheme of which contains more than double the Nutnber of Prices than were •in the last Principal and Supplementary Lotteries added together, viz. 3 - of ,C 20,000 lo - of - too° 3 - - - Ito,ooo 30 -5" 4 - - - '5. 000 45 - 100 ece. &c. &c. Tickets and Shares are also selling for the CITY LOT. TERY, the Prizes of which 'consist of substantial Freehold Ilousesdiscbarged of Land-Tax. The Scheme contains s -; of •- £2 5 ,000 f 7 - of .. ,C 4,000 I 7,050 6 - 3,000 4 . - 6,000 - 2.000 Persons in the Country may be supplied, the same as if present, by muting their orders, post of carriage paid. to' either 4, Ckatihill, or N '9, Charing-Cross - , where Schemes may he had gratis, and all . Prizes in either Lottery will be paid ou detr►an:i by T. BI SR. Treble I.:e Number of GRAND PRIZES,—DoubIe the Number of SMALLER PRI ZES.—No_ FIXED CA PI TM.. R AWING begins Sth MARCH. LIORNSBY and Co. beg leave to: acquaint the 11 Clubs, Societies, and Individual Purchaser,, that the English State Lottery:Scheme is by fir the best that has been submitted to their attention for many years Nast, and hope tor a continuance of their favour. It is •al great im portance to buy Tickets or Shares betnre the Drawing begins, on account of there being no Fixed Capital Prize. Last Year only were Shared by Hornsby and Co. - - - ,Cse,pee 2,279 - A. tO,OOO 1,0;273 - ,Ct s oett 11.53 t - - . 5,000 1 ,350 5 , Ab /4,716 - . 5,000 44 - - 500 In Seventy.two Shares. Orders by Post, or Carrier, executed on the same Tarns as if present, at 26, CORNIII IA: 52, CHARING-CROSS ; stnd ST. MARGA ET's HILL, Durough. • MONEY SAYEDIS MONEY GAINED. SHARES ofTICKtTS-•SIXTEEN SHILLINGS a Tic- ket CHEAPER than at other Offices. WARNER, No. 16, Canhill,. submits the j • f.llowiue, Statement of PRICES, and recut:l=ll(4 his mends at.d tne Public to purchase immediately, as he es.. peels Shares will rise. • WARNIiqS Prices, - Other 00W Prices, Affording a good Profit. 1 w they,avoy Ptiblishing. Hail - ,Cto tz o 1 Half - • Xi° 15 o Quarter - s 6 o Quarter 5 9 o Eighth - - 213 6 Eighth . . 2.t5 . 6 Sixteenth - s 7 o Sixteenth - o Tickets for the GRAND CITY LOTTERY at 71., tn.: The STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing March 8, tBoB, and gives to Adventitrers a /much better Chance than limner Lotteries, having three times the number of Capital Prizes, viz. , . 3 " - of - - ,C 20,000 2d • of • - £ tOOO 3 - of - - to,ooo 3o .- of -- : Soo 4 - of - • s } ooo 45 . of - - too _ &c. 44c. &c. , Perions in the Country, sehding Letters (post-paid), en closing 'Hank Notes, Post-Office Orders, or short.dated Bills t will find an additional advantage at J. Warner's,_as ,the Country, Offices frequently put, on an extra Profit upon the enormous price of the other'London Oiliecs".— Note. Mo ney Letters must be paid for as such The GRAZINC-FARMER and CATTLE.DEALER's COMPLhTE LIBRARY. GEN.IIEMENFARMERS, and all. others con cerned in Rural Affairs, are respeafully informed, that a Third Edition of the COMPLhTF. GRAM ER, .with several additional Articles and new Plates of Natural and Artificial Grasses, with other considerable' Improvements, &c.,is this day ready for delivery, MS. extra. boarda, and may be 14it of all the Booksellers in Town and Country, and of the Publishers, - • • B. CROSBY and Co. StationersCcourt. . - . *,Y The flattering recommendations of sthe above truly valuable Work, in the different Reviews, and from Many private individuals both in this Country and Amei - ica; also }he great demand since a porjion of ,the Second Edition was destroyed by the fire in Flect-stlcet . ,keendertni this particularly desirable to all interested in Agricultural . C9ncerris. • VENEREAL'AND SCORBDTtc.tOII , I. PLAINTS. oft. FREEMAN's GUTTA SALUTARIS is by tar the m ost safe and effenual Remedyever . yet disco vered for the cure of that dangerous Disease. Persons UnliaP pity afflined with Venereal Complaints, in all its , stages arid under its various - appearances; will find a seeiate . andpresent Relief by taking these most invaluable Drops, r which; for their excellency during thirty years practice hi , ,ll)pat pa. phlotts part of London, viz. Hatton-garden, have been term ed Gutta Saltitarie, , The Secrecy with which most persons so Affli4ted find it needful to conceal"their sufferings, may he•.iidly employed while using these I)rups'; since they rgnder FonfineMent necessary, as well as all unctuous or Mercuroil Preparations, or any surgical Operation whatever. • • • _ . By appointmerti of Dr. Freeman they arc sold by R. But?, ler, 4, Cheapside, corner of , Yaternoster-rnw,;.Bacsil,.igo i and Kidding , 76, Oxford -street • Bull and Callwell, ; Scott, Smith, and Baxter, 11 , 1 , Donald, G iaagnLv; MAMAICSter; Lattibury, Liverpool, Stains ar ,, , I.) , nch. Manelie‘ter ; and most Medicine Vllladerti in every Tovi•fi, in Bottles, at ap , . 9d, eitell. Mr. GILPIN's SEKMONS. T -NEW EorrtoNs. ThIS Day were published. in 4 vtils. rsvo. price tl. 84. in boards, the Volumes sold separ a te. New Editions (being the Fourth of Vols: 1. and 11. -the Third of Vol. 111. and the Second of Vol. IV.) of , SERMONS preached to a 'COUNTRY CON . G R.1.:GA . 1 . 10N. To which are atlcleti. a few Hints for Srrinotts ; intended chiefly for the Use or the Younger Ciao. Ily, the late W 11.1.1AN1 CILPIN, M.A. Prebendary of Salisbury. amt Vicar ?t BoUrc. in New Forest. Printed for T. Cadell and W. baviei. Strand. Ot whom maybe had, say the same Author, - . I. An Yxpusiti , Nn el the NCIV estamnt, intendecias art Introduction to the study of ;he Ictly*S6 - ipv.e,' by point. ing out the lem.iing seilicJit , l connexion of the iitcredWttters. Third Llit. 2 vote.. ?!Vij. price 145 in boards; , . 2. I.Vettlrea on the' Catechism of Ole Church of England. Sixth Ed , t. price 3i. in boards. Anti all.Nlr. G Ipin's other Works This Day was published, price :s. ALETTER to . .J.OHN SCOT WARING, Esq. in refutation 9f his ' 4 Observations on the Present Scite of the Last. 1 ndia Company, with l relator) , Remarks on the pretended alarming Intelligence lately received from Madras of the assumed general Disat*dion. amongst the Natives," • With Stridures on his illiberal and unjust Condud to wards the Missionaries in Indki. Amicus f lato, atnicus Socrates; sed magis amica Veritas. Out of thine own rriJuth will I judge thee. LIM XiX. 22. London 7.- Printed by Ellcrton and Byworth for I. Hatch ard, rge, - Piccadilly; Richardson, ;.and Black aid Co. Leaden ha I I -.Street. N.B. 11.ijor Scott. Waring haa,publishcd an AnSwer las it is called) to the atiove Pamphlet ; but it seems that he has tacitly 'admitted all the procipal passages it contains, and slurred over,the rest.--Let . he Public decide. REPORT Of CASES AT NISI PRIUS. • This Day were published, Price 6s. Volume I. Part I.:of . • ' REPORTS of CASES 'argued an 4 ruled at NISI eitl US, in..the Court of King's Bench and Common Pleas, front Michaelmas Term, 48.Ge0. I I 1. . LBa7. to Hilary Term. ast Geo. II I . . . • By . OHN CAMPBELL,, of Lincoln's-Inn, Esq. Barrister at: L'aw. London r Printed by A. Stratum ' LAW Printer to the King's Must Excellent Majesty, for T. Butterworth, Law Bookseller. Flect.street. N. B. This Number commences a New Series of Nisi' Prius Reports, which are to be regularly continued, and wilt include the Mercantile Causes at Guildhall, and the Cases deterynined on Circuits. LIFE OF LORD NELSON. By the Rev. J. S. CLAIIKE,anci J. M'ARTHUII, Esq. "r Rvli the uncommon interest excited by this NatiostalWork, and the tiumerotis' inquiries 'made re speftiug it, the Editors teel itincumbent on them to describe its Progress, and to state the CirCUMStariCei which have re. tarctid its Publication. 71slie.Paintings, consisting of eleven, for the larger Plates,',exclusive. of those fur the Vignettes, are. have been long since finished, by Mr. West. Mr. West. au, and Mr. Pocock and the Engravings, by Mess. Heath, Fittler i Smith, Islzagle, kaimbach, Golding, Sec. are in so forward a state, that the greater part of them will very short. ly be submitted, with the Paintings, to the inlycetion ofthe.. Public. _ . . Or the literar y part of the undertaking, a considerable pox lion had been completely prepared—Much is already printed, and. Mr. Bensley's presses a re again regularly employed upon it ; but amidst the continual cominlinication of new and rm . pottanodocurnents, including a .great number ,Of the Noble Admiral's Letters, derived from the k hvinev.o of different Officers returned from foreign slathers, who. had enjoy' ed his friendship, and ,other authentic sources, much care and at. tention became necessary to' their proper intrOettliOn, and frequent interruptions of the printing have h:fcit unavoidable. As, however, 'the moa Wit= tting diligence continues to be exerted by the Editors, it is contidehtly hoped, that the Pub-. lication will take place in the course of very few Months,' prObably.in tune next:" ' • The Work will form one magnificent Quarto Volume, price / six Guineas, or with P root Impressions, eight Gui 'neat ()kers are received by Messrs. CadeHand Davies, Strand, and Mr.,Mtlier, Albemarle-street. • . • An Alphabetical List of Name,s with the dates of orders (according . to which the Copies will be faitllitilly will be printed and annexed to the Volume, mid Booksi con. raining she orders alr?ady received, including a very consider able proportion of the most diiting t uished names in the United Kingdom, may now be seep at the Publishers, as above., MR. BLAI SCHOU ! L BOOKS. This Day was published, 'A New Edition, price ss. bound, with a full Allowance to Schools,. , HE CLASS BOOK; or, 36. Reading Lessons . J. for Schools, qimbining information on every Subic t, with elegance of tlfeloo ; every lesson teaching lime princi pie of science or mOl'ality, or some important branch of gene ral knowledge. The utility of appropriating Lessons for !•every!day-in she year will be obvious to every experienced Tutor. • / By the Rev. DAVID BLAI R, A.M. 4c. &c. 2. RhADI NG EXERCISES, for the use Of the junior Classes, cossisting.nlikstitising and. instructive Lessons, in prose and verse,. printedAn a large type, with the words di ' villed •at the beginning. of each Lesson, in the manner of -Brown's Testament. Prici 2. 6d. bound. • " 3. The GRAMMAR. of PHI LOSOP II Y : containing the elernents of thevarious pppplar branches of Scriznee.To which are subjoined nurnerorTquestions, experiments, and exact.. 'pies; illustrated by cripOdr-plates, on the plan ot - Golcismith's approved Granmar of , Geography. .is. bound in blue. ! 4. The FIRST CA.TECIIISM for CHlLDREN..con •titining - t - oinnion things necessary to be known at an early 4e; By the Rev. David Mail.. Price gd. with the lull al• lowancein the purchase of quantities. ' Prilited for Richard Phillips, . No, 6, 13ridge-street.)3lack friark; and to be had, wholesale and retail, of all atiolttel lets in Great Britain and Ireland. N. 13. It is almost superfluous to add, that the above. mentioned Works are the most esteemed and popular that :oten offered ro the notice of the hlastets and Governesses of A eAriemier Ica many years . past. "l'he sale of successive as fast as the respettive Works can be printed and the 4.loption of each of them in the, princ ipal. Schools . two:10.141r the Enipik, is a satislatiory testimony or their :;:ep.:aut 'merit, and of their claim to universal pre*tcnce,; „,,,,,&• illot * • ''., ~ : .1' ,-, , ••••••... ~,,, • .k t , ~,,4 7 1 \ A,:i. . t • ,/”; . , Ar t..... 41 .... ; .1,.. , ,,d r...... 0 , ,... , - iiP- 41. 11° , • 4 A.1k=4:.,:.: - .‘,1 • 0 .11•Irge , ,m,„.. ' ( ,':::„! ct,t317"q10:4, ' '.l .- • s ; , ; re:. -1 , ,, i i • ....1 4 ' ' l ' ' ‘ 1, , . . • L'.,;.; . "‘".. 'Xi - .i. ' • 4°.7 .Ichc ." ;'',..,, , '," V .. • .-„,.....i. ....„, .4,,,,,.. 4 4 . • 1).,::!....2(• (PRICE SIXPENCE] PICTUALLING-OFFICE, Feb. 23, MI. T HE COMMISSIONERS Ihr naI*WILL ptv •, T HIS m Fi 111'Y do berrby.give Nuke, That as- Ifidneutsts she 91b of • March, they Tvill be rea to receive Tenders, ii, writing (mold up), and fair Two 'Hundred Thousand ,Gallosre,of W EST INDIA RUM, to be delivered duty free from the handed inrehouses at the Port o/ London, Ow Half thereof in the course of One Mintb,.and the remainder in a. Month afterwards, into His Majesty's Vialtalling .Stores as Deplore/ ;' and t,: be fs? _tor by ;liar, payable, with ix. :crest, ninetos days after date. The Conditions ol time .. , eirese7, is •which mine new regnlationt Lave been introdnced, sn.syabe• seen at the Secretary's o•,see. N B. 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